ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

ACADEMIC SESSION: _____________

DEE20033 – DIGITAL ELECTRONICS

TITLE:
PRACTICAL WORK : ______

LECTURER’S NAME:

GROUP NO. : CLASS:

TOTAL
STUDENT ID & NAME : MARKS
(100%)

1.

2.

3.

4.
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EXPERIMENT 6: SHIFT REGISTER

1.0 OUTCOMES

At the completion of the work in this experiment, students should be able to :

i. Test the configurations for shift register.

ii. Observe the output configurations for SISO.
iii. Measure the pulse time to obtain the outputs for the shift registers.

2.0 EQUIPMENT

i. Digital trainer
ii. IC 7474
iii. Jumper wires

3.0 THEORY

Shift Register are constructed by wiring flip flop together. They are often used to store data
momentarily. Figure 6.1 shows a typical example of where shift registers might be used in a digital
system.

Calculator Encoder Shift Decoder 7 segment

Register Display

Figure 6.1

On method of describing shift register characteristics is by how data is loaded into and read
from the storage units. Four categories of shift registers are illustrated below:

i. SISO - Serial In Serial Out

ii. SIPO - Serial In Parallel Out
iii. PISO - Parallel In Serial Out
iv. PIPO - Parallel In Parallel Out

4.0 PROCEDURES

1. By using IC 7474 construct the circuit as shown in Figure 6.2. Make sure PIN 14 (VCC)
is fixed to +5V and PIN 7 ( GND ) is earthed.

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2. Use the data switch SW1 to act as the input for D. The clock is fixed to PULSE SWITCH
A and SW2 to CLEAR state. The output circuit to LED L1, L2, L3 and L4.
3. Enter the logic value 0 to input D ( SW1 ) and CLEAR ( SW2 ) to logic 0, followed by
the clock ( CLK ) is set to pulse switch A.
4. Record the values above the first row in Table 6.1. Follow the process provided in
Table 6.1 and record the output.

INPUTS OUTPUT
LINE
NUMBER CLEAR DATA CLOCK
A B C D
SW2 SW1 PULSE

1 0 0 0
2 1 1 0
3 1 1 1
4 1 1 2
5 1 1 3
6 1 0 4
7 1 0 5
8 1 0 6
9 1 0 7
10 1 0 8
11 1 1 9
12 1 0 10
13 1 0 11
14 1 0 12
15 1 0 13
Table 6.1

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Figure 6.2

5. What type is the shift register above?

5.0 DISCUSSION :
Comparison of how your actual results related to your expected findings.

6.0 CONCLUSION :
Summarize your experiment by relating to the outcome of this practical work.

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APPENDIX

IC PIN-OUT DIAGRAMS

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PRACTICAL SKILL ASSESSMENT (PLO5/P4/CLS3a, 3c/CLO2)
PRACTICAL WORK :
NO NAME: STUDENT ID
1

STUDENTS
Criteria 1 2 3 4 5 SCORE
1 2 3 4
Student was able to
Student was able to Student was able to identify x2
Student was unable to identify and select more Student was able to
IC Selection & identify and select less and select all IC’s quickly
identify and select any than half but less than identify and select all
Identification than half of the IC and without the help of the
IC three quarter of the IC needed IC’s
needed lecturer
needed
Student was able to Student was able to Student was able to
Circuit Student failed to Student constructed construct part of the construct all the circuits construct all the circuits x5
Construction construct the circuits the circuits incorrectly circuits correctly under correctly under excellently without the help
supervision of the lecturer supervision of the lecturer of the lecturer

1 2 3
Functional of
Circuit x5
Circuit was not
Circuit was partly operational Circuit was fully operational
working
Student was able to
Student was unable to Student performed the Student was able to Student was able to do
Trouble troubleshoot the circuit
Shooting
perform any trouble troubleshooting perform part of the
with the help of the
troubleshooting without the x4
shooting incorrectly troubleshooting correctly help of the lecturer
lecturer
Student demonstrated
Student demonstrated
Student did not Student only Student demonstrated proper safety practices most
Practice of some safety practices
Safety
demonstrate proper demonstrated some
after he/she was reminded
proper safety practices of the times and ensured x1
safety practices safety practices most of the times they were practiced by
by the lecturer
others in the group
Clean-up procedures Clean-up Clean-up
Clean-up procedures Clean-up procedures are
Housekeeping are seldom used
are often missed generally used
procedures are procedures are most x1
consistently used consistently used
(A) Total 80

(B) Total = Result (10 MARKS) + Discussion (5 MARKS) + Conclusion (5 Marks) 20

Total (A) + (B) 100

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INDIVIDUAL AND TEAMWORK (CLO3 , A3 , PLO9)
PRACTICAL WORK :
NO NAME: STUDENT ID
1
2
3
4

Student
Very Weak Weak Fair Good Very Good
ttribute Subattribute
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
1 2 3 4
High ability to foster
No clear evidence of ability Able to foster relationship and Able to foster relationship
Able to foster good good relationship and
to foster good relationships work together with other group and work together with other
relationship and work work together
Foster good and work together members towards goal group members towards
together with other group effectively with other
relationship effectively with other group achievement but with limited goal achievement with some
members towards goal group members
members towards goal effect and require effect(s) and require minor
achievement towards goal
achievement. improvement improvements
achievement
TEAMWORK

Able to demonstrate in Able to demonstrate in Show clear evidence

Attempt to demonstrate in
practice the ability to practice the ability to to assume alternate
No clear evidence of ability practice the ability to alternate
assume alternate roles as a assume roles as a group
to assume alternate roles roles as a group leader and
Alternate group leader and group alternate roles as a group leader and a group
as a group leader and group members but with
Roles members with some effect(s) leader and a group member
group members limited effect and require
and require minor member demonstrated in
demonstrated in practice improvements
improvements to achieve the same goal practice

Able to very well

Not able to respect and Limited respect and Able to well respect and
Respect and Able to respect and accept respect and accept
accept opinion of others acceptance of others’ opinions accept opinion of others in
accept opinion of others in opinion of others in
that leads in achievement group’s achieving group’s
opinions achieving group’s objectives achieving group’s
to conflicts objectives objectives
objectives

Total Marks: [15m]

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Score Description
Stud. Stud. Stud. Stud.
Aspect Score
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4 5

Student was able to

Student was able to identify and select Student was able to identify
Student was unable Student was able to x2
IC Selection & identify and select more than half but and select all IC’s quickly
to identify and select identify and select all
Identification less than half of the less than three and without the help of the
any IC needed IC’s
IC needed quarter of the IC lecturer
needed

Student was able to Student was able to

Student was able to
construct part of the construct all the x5
Circuit Student failed to Student constructed construct all the circuits
circuits correctly circuits correctly
Construction construct the circuits the circuits incorrectly excellently without the help
under supervision of under supervision of
of the lecturer
the lecturer the lecturer

1 2 3
Functional of
x5
Circuit Circuit was not
Circuit was partly operational Circuit was fully operational
working

Student was able to Student was able to Student was able to do

Student was unable Student performed
Procedure perform part of the perform the perform the simulation x4
to perform any of the the simulation
(Simulation) simulation procedure simulation procedure procedure without any
simulation procedure procedure incorrectly
correctly with minimal errors. errors

Student recorded x2
Record the Student did not Student only recorded Student results were Student recorded the results
the results with
results record the results some results not fully recorded without any errors.
minimal errors

(A) Total 80

(B) Total = Result (10 MARKS) + Discussion (5 MARKS) + Conclusion (5 Marks) 20

Total (A) + (B) 100

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Name:……………………………….…………………….. Registration No.: ………………………...

Class:……………………………………………………… Date :……………………………………...

EXPERIMENT :6
TOPIC : SHIFT REGISTER

RESULTS
INPUTS OUTPUT
LINE
CLEAR DATA CLOCK
NUMBER A B C D
SW2 SW1 PULSE

1 0 0 0
2 1 1 0
3 1 1 1
4 1 1 2
5 1 1 3
6 1 0 4
7 1 0 5
8 1 0 6
9 1 0 7
10 1 0 8
11 1 1 9
12 1 0 10
13 1 0 11
14 1 0 12
15 1 0 13
Table 6.1

5. What type is the shift register above?

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DISCUSSIONS

CONCLUSION

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